At 10:58 AM 3/13/2002, you wrote: >bnicholes 02/03/13 07:58:40 > > Modified: src/main http_main.c > Log: > Added the -e command line directive for NetWare to force all fatal > configuration file errors to the logger screen rather than to the Apache > screen. This allows Apache to shutdown cleanly and completely on an > error condition without losing the error information that was written > to the > screen or requiring user interaction to close the Apache screen.
Outch... this didn't penetrate my thick skull. I'd introduced two new Apache 2.0 directives -e level --- specific warning level for messages prior to parsing LogLevel, e.g. -e debug -E tmpfile --- specify initial error log file [for services and things with no console] These flags rather conflict with the new Netware -e Flag... Can we come up with some comprimize on flags so that 1.3 and 2.0 don't start drifting? Unfortunately, both 2.0.36 and 1.3.24 introduced the two different \ meanings already. In terms of the new Netware -e meaning, it sure sounds like that feature aught to be a default behavior, no? It really sounds sorta of similar to either syslog logging on Unix or Event logging on NT. Bill
